Sean Penn: The Rolling Stone Interview

[Rolling_Stone]

Oscar's bad boy goes off the deep end on art, life, politics and what his kids think of him going gay in Milk. One afternoon in January, Sean Penn answers the door of his Bay Area home, shoeless, in jeans and a gray thermal undershirt, his hair sort of crazily mussed, looking as if he's just woken up. It's a couple of minutes past noon. To say that Penn has "aged well" is to employ a nonstandard usage of the term. He does not look younger than his 48 years. His forehead is baroquely creased, his long face haggard, his hair soaring and gray-streaked and parted down the middle. Something Penn is...

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